If you’re diagnosed with mesothelioma, the first thing they’ll probably tell you is whether you have pleural mesothelioma or peritoneal mesothelioma. The first is the most common type, which impacts your lungs and respiratory system, while the second is a type that…
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New study could lead to a breakthrough in treating mesothelioma
A new finding by researchers at the University of Colorado may prove to be cause for hope in the effort to successfully treat mesothelioma. The team of researchers from the U.S. and abroad found that a particular protein (Hand2) that is active in embryos appears to be…
Lung cancer clinical trials lack racial diversity
A diagnosis of lung cancer can be devastating. For people whose cancer is in the advanced stages, the best way to access the latest treatments may be to join a clinical trial. These trials not only allow patients to receive cutting-edge drugs and other treatments…
Don’t allow your mesothelioma claim become time-barred
Like all other personal injury claims, there is a legal window within which you are allowed to file a lawsuit in court seeking compensation for mesothelioma arising from asbestos exposure. It is known as the statute of limitations, and it varies depending on your…
Prevent asbestos exposure in the home
When you think about asbestos exposure, you may imagine workers who are coming directly into contact with the fibers. It’s not just them who are at risk, though. Others, like their family members and children, may also have been exposed to asbestos and the fibers that…
What you need to know about secondary asbestos exposure
You do not have to be directly exposed to asbestos to suffer its negative effects. Secondary exposure is as harmful, and you may be at risk of developing asbestos-related ailments despite not being primarily exposed to asbestos. If you are a victim of secondary…
Horrific inmate testing could impact talc-based asbestos claims
Many people exposed to asbestos worked with this dangerous mineral substance. Whether they worked on Navy vessels during their early career or handled insulation in a manufacturing facility, they may have inhaled asbestos that eventually could cause serious illnesses…
Why was asbestos used?
In 2022, we all know that asbestos can lead to a lot of very serious diseases. It can cause cancer, such as mesothelioma or respiratory diseases. It’s a very dangerous compound that is often fatal, and people are always advised to avoid it if they can. From a modern…
Could there be asbestos in your home?
Asbestos has still not been banned in the USA, although it is generally no longer used in the construction of domestic buildings. However, not all homes are brand new. Some buildings may be many years or even decades old. Asbestos material was a popular choice during…
Mesothelioma takes its toll on both the mind and body
Has your loved one just received the devastating news of a mesothelioma diagnosis? You’re probably at a loss as to what to do or how to help them. This feeling is not uncommon, and it is important not to be too hard on yourself. The starting point of helping your…
